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New Releases and a focus on the RGG Trio

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
June 13, 2019
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A great selection of new releases from Sam Dillon, Alexander Hawkins and Carlos Bica, Daniel Erdmann, & DJ Ilvibe plus music from the Polish group RGG Trio with some very special guests.

Playlist

Alexander Hawkins "Song All The Way" from Iron Into World (Pears from an Elm) (Intakt) 00:00
Carlos Bica, Daniel Erdmann, DJ Illvibe "Caruma" from I Am The Escaped One (Clean Feed) 05:38
Sam Dillon "Force Field" from Force Field (Posi-tone) 12:38
Gonçalo Almeida, John Dikeman, George Hadow "Pentagon" from O Monstro (Creative Sources) 19:23
Bruno Angelini "Tree Song (for John Taylor)" from Open Land (La Buissonne) 28:10
Alexander Hawkins "It Should Be A Song" from Iron Into World (Pears from an Elm) (Intakt) 34:34
Carlos Bica, Daniel Erdmann, DJ Illvibe "Los Frigos" from I Am The Escaped One (Clean Feed) 40:13
Sam Dillon "Hit It" from Force Field (Posi-tone) 47:35
Evan Parker and RGG Trio "Part One" from Live@Alchemia (Fundacja Słuchaj!) 53:58
RGG, Verneri Pohjola, Samuel Blaser "Inception" from City of Gardens (Fundacja Słuchaj!) 1:10:50
Trevor Watts and RGG "Rafa 5" from Rafa (Fundacja Słuchaj!) 1:20:50
Tatakai Trio "Exhilarated" from Happi (Relative Pitch) 1:30:00
Ari Brown "In A Sentimental Mood" from Madam Queen (The Sirens) 1:38:40
Sam Dillon "Dexterity" from Force Field (Posi-tone) 1:49:02
Carlos Bica, Daniel Erdmann, DJ Illvibe "Le Jardin" from I Am The Escaped One (Clean Feed) 1:53:08
Alexander Hawkins "We All Bleed" from Iron Into World (Pears from an Elm) (Intakt) 1:56:45

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